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Also known as His Majesty's Government; the central government of the United Kingdom. Led by the Prime Minister, the most senior government ministers form the Cabinet and head departments and ministries.
The government is separate to the legislative branch, the Parliament of the United Kingdom, which is responsible for primary legislation.
Works
[edit]- British recognition of the Czechoslovak National Council (August 1918)
- British Indian Ocean Territory (Constitution) Order 2004 (10 June 2004)
- Chemical weapon use by Syrian regime – UK Government legal position (29 August 2013)
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
[edit]- Declaration by the United Kingdom on 31 December 1982 on the definition of the term “nationals”
- UK notification on the Brexit withdrawal agreement (2020)
- UK notification on the EU–UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (2021)
Department for Culture, Media & Sport
[edit]Department of Transport
[edit]- Report of the Departmental Committee on Traffic Signs (1946)
- Traffic Signs for Motorways (1962)
- Report of the Traffic Signs Committee, 18th April 1963
- Tees and Hartlepool Port Authority (Dissolution) Order 1994
- The Merchant Navy Medal for Meritorious Service Royal Warrant (2015)
Command Papers
[edit]A command paper is a document issued by the UK Government and presented to Parliament. Command papers are numbered. Since 1870 they have been prefixed with an abbreviation of "command" which has changed over time to allow for new sequences.
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